Review of The Truth About Plumbing

[Mohak Bhardwaj]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Truth About Plumbing" by Avram Friedman.]

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3 out of 5 stars

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This book is all about plumbing and the problems that come with it. The author, Avram Friedman, doesn’t hate new plumbing systems. He just wants to tell us the truth about them. He starts by talking about the science of water, which sounds a bit hard, but he explains it in a simple way. He even connects it to some spiritual stuff.

After that, he talks about the real things in plumbing—how it works, the dangers, and the different types of pipes and materials. He also explains how plumbing is done in different parts of a house, like the kitchen, bathroom, and toilet. There’s also a part about plumbers—what they learn and the problems they face in their job.

One thing I really liked is how the book is not boring! The author doesn’t just throw facts at you. He writes in a way that makes you want to keep reading. Sometimes he’s funny too. He also shows that plumbers don’t always get the respect they deserve. Many times, people blame them for problems that aren’t even their fault!

The book is easy to follow because everything is explained step by step. There are pictures too, which help a lot. Even though there’s a lot of information, it never feels too much. Honestly, I don’t have anything bad to say about this book. It was fun to read and super useful!

I give this book 3 out of 5 stars. It teaches you a lot about plumbing and makes you think about things in your home that you never noticed before. The writing is clear, and I only saw a few small mistakes.

I think this book is great for anyone who wants to know how plumbing works—like homeowners, parents, or even kids like me who are just curious! It might be a little scary for people who don’t like water, though. If you’re learning about plumbing, this book will also help a lot.

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The Truth About Plumbing
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